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I'm making several custom tables and am new to the ctables command.
I have instances where I only care about row % for a certain category
of a column variable. For example, I need to calculate the percent
of cases in my file that are coded 1 (yes) on a dummy variable.
Since it's a dummy, I have no need to report the percent that are
coded 0 (no). The ctables command allows me to exclude values, but
only calculates percentages from the included variables.
The only solution I've come up with so far is to double-click the
output, select the 0 (no) column, and remove it.
How would I go about automating that process? I know a little about
SPSS syntax, nothing of macros, nothing of SAX, and nothing of Python
- so I'm a little lost as to where to start.
Thanks,
Troy Payne
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